xmit
A static-site host operated through a small command-line client.
Static files, sent by a small CLI.
xmit hosts static websites uploaded with its own command-line client, xmit, an open-source tool published at github.com/xmit-co/xmit under a 0BSD license. A site is a directory of built files; the CLI authenticates with a key and re-sends only what changed. A new site gets a free subdomain under xmit.dev or madethis.site, and a custom domain the customer already owns can point at it instead.
Listed as a stub because the marketing pages carry no pricing. xmit.co is a single-page application whose only text before signing in is “xmit.co hosts your static websites. Launch fast,” and the CLI’s own README says nothing about cost. Whether any plan is sold, and to whom, is unconfirmed — the visible surface describes only the free subdomain and the deploy mechanism, not a purchase.
Identity
- Status
- Stub
Deployment
- Deployment
- File transfer2
Other features
- Test domain
- Included1
Automation
- CLI
- Official2
Sources
- 2026-09-18: Categories, Test domain, Free tier
xmit.co - 2026-09-18: Deployment, CLI
github.com/xmit-co/xmit
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